Speaking to the media near the end of what he said was a "positive, pragmatic, constructive and productive" visit to the US, Liu said China and the US have reached consensuses on economic and trade issues, pledging not to engage in a trade war.
Speaking about the research center, Wang, who believes that most of the crime in the future will be committed via the internet, said: "Data shows that nowadays about one-third of crimes are committed via the internet, and such crimes have been increasing by about 30 percent every year."
Speaking at the forum, Chen Yulu, vice-governor of the People's Bank of China, the central bank, said that the government was committed to a "broader and deeper" two-way opening-up of the financial sector. He said that most of the opening-up policies that were announced at the Boao Forum for Asia in April have already started bearing fruit.
South Korean President Moon Jae-in chaired an emergency government meeting to tackle the virus spread, saying the infectious disease alert would be lifted to the highest level in order to strengthen the overall response system.
Speaking with chiefs of Jilin, Shanghai, Jiangsu, Henan, Guangdong and Sichuan, Li said with the COVID-19 pandemic still spreading, the economic situations at home and abroad are "particularly complicated and grim," urging to face up to the difficulties and challenges and strengthen development impetus with strong confidence.
Song said there is also a possibility that she will buy local products in the domestic market if foreign goods become too expensive.
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Soybeans are a major agricultural import in China. Last year, China imported more than 95 million tons of soybeans, according to the General Administration of Customs. Most of the imported soybeans are used for oil extraction with the rest used as animal feed, Qiao said.
South Korea's top court, meanwhile, has ordered some major Japanese firms to compensate South Korean plaintiffs over forced wartime labor during Japan's 1910-1945 occupation of the Korean Peninsula, with lawyers being allowed to seize the assets of some major Japanese firms.
Special praying will be held at the mosques across the country and national flags will be half-hoisted at home and Afghan diplomatic missions abroad, the statement added.
Speaking to Chinese monks and officials who were present from the donation, Sirisena said China had immediately responded to Sri Lanka's call for aid and had sent three ships of relief items for the victims.